The fifth  aircraft is a Fokker Dr.1 425/17 (W.Nr. 2009) Cappy in April 1918.  This aircraft had 2 Victories in 425.  This is the later scheme on this particular aircraft.  The paint scheme is a fabric that is overall Fokker green streaked over clear doped linen and Fokker Turquoise on the underside.  There is red on the top of the wings and tail.  There is a black cross on the white tail and the wings have lighter red areas with a black cross (the light red areas will have to be painted).  The forward engine cowling ring is bright red as is the wing struts.  This is Manfred von Ricthofen's final aircraft and the one he was shot down in on Apr 21 1918.  He scored his 2 final victories in this aircraft on April 20 1918.

The sixth aircraft is a Fokker Dr.1 152/17 (W.Nr. 1864) Avesnes-le-Sac in March 1918.  This aircraft had 3 Victories in 152.  This is the early scheme on this particular aircraft.  The paint scheme is a fabric that is overall Fokker green streaked over clear doped linen and Fokker Turquoise on the underside.  The top of the wings and rear half of the fuselage is bright red.  There is a black cross with a white outline on the tail and the wings have lighter red areas with a black cross (the light red areas will have to be painted).  The forward engine cowling ring is bright red.  This was one of Manfred von Ricthofen's favourite aircraft and he  scored 3 victories in this aircraft.  This aircraft was destroyed during WW2.

The seventh aircraft is a Fokker Dr.1 152/17 (W.Nr. 1864) Lecelle in early April 1918.  This aircraft had 3 Victories in 152.  This is the later scheme on this particular aircraft.  The paint scheme is red over all on the top and bottom.  There is a black cross on the white tail and the wings have lighter red areas with a black cross (the light red areas will have to be painted). 

The eigth aircraft is a Fokker Dr.1 161/17 (W.Nr. 1873) Awoingt in March 1918.  The paint scheme is a fabric that is overall Fokker green streaked over clear doped linen and Fokker Turquoise on the underside.  The top of the wings and rear half of the fuselage is bright red.  There is a black cross with a white outline on the tail and the wings have lighter red areas with a black cross (the light red areas will have to be painted).  The forward engine cowling ring is bright red.  This aircraft was one of  Manfred von Ricthofen's spare aircraft and he scored no victories in it.

The ninth aircraft is a Fokker Dr.1 477/17 (W.Nr. 2103) Lechelle in March 1918.  This aircraft had 9 Victories in 477.  The paint scheme is a fabric that is overall Fokker green streaked over clear doped linen and Fokker Turquoise on the underside.  The top of the wings and the tail is bright red.  There is a black cross on the white tail and the wings have lighter red areas with a black cross (the light red areas will have to be painted).  The forward engine cowling ring is bright red.  Manfred von Ricthofen's scored more kills in this aircraft than any other aircraft.....9 victories.  

The instructions are clear and include colour drawings to assist in decal placement.  There is also 3 pages of text including information about most of the aircraft.

A very nice decal sheet and will be helpful for anyone building a big 1/32 Fokker Triplane flown by the Red Baron.